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Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is the best blood purifier before the public It
eradcatss every Inpurity and cures scrofula, Salt
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plains, overcomes that tired feeling. creates ap
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

Or. Morse, physician at Marine Hospital,
Baltimore, Nd, found Red Star Cough Cure
harmless aad most effective remedy in the
cure OF coughs. lie recommends II especially
lor children who are irritable and obstinate,
AS plea.aat to take AL prompt in its effect
Oxies, twenty-five cents.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

It's bnybose is solely for TIE legitimate Arahngef
disease andthe rrIfcfGf fain, end that IL does aNR
claims TO 40, Thousands efloa!es can sadly TESTIFY.
Ihas stood the test o;wcny years in relieving perod
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weakness backache and consequent distress.
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

England imports about SIS, 100000 woltN of
mohalr every year, and the impression is
spreading that almost every Western state
would lind the Angoras profitable,
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women and Her Diseases"

The population Of the once thriving 'own
Oh Whnehsh Bay, Door county, Wis, Is now
reduced TO three iamll es
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

Is the title Of an interesting illustra. ell trea.
Use QoO pages) sent, postpaid. for 10 cents in
stamps. Address Worlds Dspensary Medical
Association, Buffalo. NY,
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Such has become Its popularity In Lowell, Mass,
where it Is made, that whole neishborhoods are
taking 1t at the same time. Lowell druggists sell
of Hoods sarsaparilla than of all other sarsa
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yes / shall break the engagement" she
IL, folding her arms and looking d, n mt; lit
isreally too much trouble to converse with
him; he's as deaf as pcs and talks Q he
hawks and 81 Is S disgust e." "Don't break
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CEtarrh
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

There is great danger of war with Mexico in
the near FIXTURE, but at present we can pursr .
the arts of happiness, prosperity and wealth.
Wherever you live, you should writ TO Hal
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full information a., ut DIRK that you can do
and live at home, earning thereby from s. to
S25 Snd upwards daily. Some have earned
over $50 in a day. Capital not required; yoi
are started free. All is new. Both sexes.
AL ages. Pay, as above guaranteed, from fiji St
start.
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You CAN GET 81 Family Story Paper ono
year, postage raid, for Sl,5l sample copy
Tree Address rHE CHICAGO LEDGER, CHI
cago, Ill.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

A Brule county, Dakota, farmer found
piece OF gold weighing 1--we grains In the crop
n
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

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Group. Cankered- throat, Catarrh Dropping
causing cough--Dr kilmer's Indian Cough Cure
Consumption on will relieve instantly-heals
and cures. Price &c, 50c. and 81.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

The man in love with himself never has a
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03
OUR METHOD! NOTE ITs FAIRNESS

We bav' Just issue} tar, sheet OF Oetai cd
House = ans. Illus rating zine different styles Of
houses, costing nom $50 20 $3.50 e oh, W ,ich this
ppany Is prepared to build for its atrons at 81.
Andrew Bay. In order TO defray at lCas por-
uoH of tho very large cost OF advci Using, ting
up these designs, ana etusiag hBri Warranty
Deed for each april, ant viii charge DC for mail
irg tbs sheet OF House Plas TO ~ p icant'. The
pam worth IS to anY one who wllt ever desire
to bHi d a house. They al new AMI ten up
ex >ressly for us. II You select From the HoCs
Pans any that uiis yOG, we VIII bui d III
house Ga your property. fni Civ roI fire ytGrs'
time 10 ray for the house, hnrg.n per con in
terest on the cost of the holse. II 90 rot care
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

Twelve carloads Of poplar blocks arc
shipped from Frederic, Mich, every week
DO manufactured ,ntopapS nj Niagara talls'
"a most extraordinary an absolute cure Tor
rAeumatl sm and other bodily ailmsnt, is st.
Jacobs OIL" says Hon James Harlan, ex-Vioe.
Chancel or, LOUSY lie Ky,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

The Callaghan ranch in Texas contains
5000 sheep an 5000 goats. About 5000 OF the
sheep are eaten annually in runnin; the
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We will buy any property disposed OF under this
Great Free Land Offer that is substantially in
proved during the next two years, and pay at the
cost OF the building Improvements added. By that
! % per acre
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

FEvFR lands up to Marh $751;
5 6reatF
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

3 months treatment for &c. piso's Rome
dy for Catarrh, Sold by druggists.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-02-03

So am! twenty-five for S. No more tina, t"tts nv
are desired from any person acting as agent Ior
others Deeds Will be made as the Cun gent orec's
when ne returns the Free Land Warrants.
YOU WILL BE 4 TRAITOR 70 your Own
interests and TO those dependent on you II YOU IAN
to avail yourself Of this Great free Lahu ohei
secure 1t FOR yoar children. 49,, r..-.,u
The St Andrews Bav Railroad an Land company
numbers anon its officers and stockholders some OF
the most responsible and energetic men OF flpIius
ohio and New York vino are enlisted heart; many,
and pocket book in this greet enterprise; ~ ny
business through the second National OF elnriaas,'
and refer To thousand prosperous seItcrs Nv 81
Andrews And now await your pleasure.
address our Northern Office, where all eeeds arc
executed as follows:
The ST. Andrews Bay r. R. and Land Co.,
227 Main ST., Cincinnati, U.
% Park Row. New York.
Remit by os,a'-note registered letter, or RANK
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Col. Doping Ind his friends have de-
cidcd 10 bring artion against Mr.. Glad
stone for SANDER
Sir Frederick Leighton and members OF
the aristoTncy have been enrolled Us spc-
cial constablcs in Logbon.
News was received nj Fort Worth, Tex,
last night, TO the effect that Indians are
burning the Okldialoa country. No cause
is assigned for the alleged outbreak. The
superstition is that there Is an uprising
against boomers"
Two new cases Of fever were reported
from Tampa, Fla, yesterday. There is
only one case Of sickness now in Old
Tampa, namely, the mayor, who Is conya-
lescing A letter 10 the Times Union from
Manatse nays there has been NO yellow
fever ut that place.
Tho Treasury department has taken nj
verSe action ON the request Of New Orleans
merchants that the production Of 10 much
of the evidence required by the regulations
~ rcfcrs 20 the importation OF the materials
AID tho manufacture thepfrom of articles
entered for drawback under Section 3,Olg,
Revised statutes be- waived In al casps Of
expectation Of ripe which mny bc shown
by some other evidence to have been
manufactured from imported hemp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
OuR FLAG ON THE ocEIN.

In 1862, four ycln after the civil war,
siXiy-siN per cent. OF the American trade
with iOWign nations was carried IN Ammi.
eau bottoms, vh,Uas, la 1854, only six.
teen per cent vus ~ carried. Thus, IN
seventeen ycar, We have lost fifty per
cent OF a trade that * essential 10 our CON-
mcrcial indcpJ ndcncc and tbs, too, with.
out amy interruption Ny war. What T. the
rcmcly1 Why, 10 rpeal the navigation
laws aud make Il 10 that American mcr.
chant, may buy ships wherever they can
buy them cheapest, and enter them ut
once under our flag This Is the quickest
and the host way Ia create q merchant
marine. II IL the safest way and, under a
fair Interpretation Of our constitution, Is
the proper way. In our own ships We
could carry the orders oi iopcirn mcrrhnnis
for our goods, and by them Gllihosc orders
without delay. A things are nov We ac
at the merry mainly Of Gp,at Britain,
who is our principal competitor, especially
In South and Central America. Our
orders come TO Ms irom thosc countries
in Almost roundabout way, and Hr filed
only aitor months q delay by the same
mcans. OF course the English ship owner
does not specially concern himself about
American merchants on merchandise. lie
has natural preference for his own, and
when the chance oiIcrs makes that prefer.
oncc plain. With ships OF our own this
would be obyinird. We should soil thcm
In distinctive trades. aud thus deal diUrtly
With our customers our internal indus.
tries are many II ihcm o,orlonc, and sc
must look abroad Tor cuamncn Ia support
and sustain these industries and keep Thorn
alive. 50 iar ~ ir.dc and uarc h cou
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED
FRIGHTFUL PLUNGE THROUGH A
TRESTLE 35 FEET HIGH.
Twenty-One Cars Piled in Heap and
Burned-Two Men Caught in the
Mass and Cremated-Passenge Train
Saved by Brave Fireman.

Through the kindness OF Mr.. Marion T..
Taylor, gentleman from Louisville, Ky,
en- route TO this city, on Chesapeake &:
Ohio train, which was due at 8 o'clock p.
m. yesterday, but did not arrive until Q
O'Clock last night, the APPEAL learned of u
horrible accident which occurred on the
above road early yesterday morning.
A freight train OF twenty-one cars-eight
loaded with lumber, seven with cotton and
the remainder with miscellaneous goods
bound for Louisville, mot with a terri
bic disaster between Paducah, KY, and
Calvert City, going north. Between tho
two PAGES is trestle work some 300 yards
long and thirty-fye feet high. 1t is
supposed that tramps had slept
under the trcslle way the night before.
and either by accident or from intention,
the fire, which had warmed them through
the night, caught TO the trcstle timben ut
the north end, and had well nigh burned
them IN two when the freghted train.
speeding on its way in the early morning,
unguided by signals, rushed on the death
trap and sank in crushing mass TO the
distance below. The trestle work gave
way us the engine was in about fifty feet of
the solid track on the north end. The
heavy train seemed to have broken i'm
two, and doubling, fell crashing end toend.
The engineer and first brakeman Whose
names MIR. Taylor failed 10 learn were
buried beneath the ruins and their bodies
consumed by the flames, which greedily
took possession OF the ready material so
suddenly fallen TO meet the already kim
died fire below. The fireman and second
brakeman jumped for their lives rs the
train went down, and, luckily, escaped
with broken leg each. The entire heap
Of cars and freight were soon mass Of
flames. The gallant fireman dragged him
sell away from the burning ruins and clam
bered up the steep banks to the nearest
side, where he lay in pain until he heard
the soutlI-bound passenger coming. With
portion OF his clOthinghe waved a danger
signal to the coming train and saved il
from plunging into the abyss Of fire and
death.
The passengers were DELAYED several
hours before they could be transferred
over the trestlo, and then bad to wait for
another train 10 bring them on their way.
When they left the dreadful scene, Mr..
Taylor says, the cans were still burning,
and more irightiul sight was never seen.
The bodies of the engineer and brakeman
had not been recovered from under the
wreck. The brave and almost liiclrss fire.
man and his co-suilcrer, the second brake
man, were taken back 20 Paducah and
cared for. II viii be several DAYS before
the trestle can be repaired for the passage
OF t1ainR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thcatrr.

The Carleton opera company gave "The
Merry War" last night before crowded
and very fashionable audience, and scored
an unmisiakable success. The opera is not
unlike many other light operas now 10
popular. II is similar in construction, but
il exceedingly sparkling and brilliant.
Throughout runs bouquet OF sweet gems
in solo, duet and concerted parts,
while the chouiRos are exceedingly
attractive, spirited, full and vigorous. The
opera was attractiycly staged, and The cos
TUNES were elegant ailording the ladies in
the audience no little pleasure. The cast
was very good, Mr.. Carleton appearing ~
Gen. Spinola, Miss Post as Nioletta. Fanny
Rice a. Elsa, Rose Bcaudet as Aricmcsia,
Mr.. Jay Taylor ms Sebastian, Mr..
Ehrcnd rs Gmot, Mr.. Murray as
Ricardo, etc. In the last act
the Amazon march, lead by Miss
Clara Wisdom, as captain Of the guard,
formed a beautiful stage picture, which
drew forth long continued applause. Take
II as whole, merry War" while charm
ing in music, IL dfcient aud tame in
comedy parts, aud in this respect Is in
ierior 90 "NanOn" and "Erminie." At
the matinee this afternoon "Erminie"
viii be the attraction, aud tonight tho
company will close the engagement by re-
= ,a,ing 'The Merry War"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
HEALTH GIVING smoke.
Medical Opinions that the Impregnated
Atmosphere Ia Not an Evil.

Atmosphere Ia Not an Evil.
The density OF the smoke which has
hung like a pail over the city for the past
week, particularly during the evenings
and nights, has caused no little apprehen-
sion among the inhabitants; and no won
der, when il is remembered that the gen
cral run OF people are entirely ignorant OF
the effect Of such a state Of things Their
lungs become cloggcd with the heavy
substance, breathing is impeded, fits
OF coughing seize them, and there
is the depressing feeling that
their end is near by the quicl, consumption
route. This state OF mind is entirely UNI
necessary, though no objection can be
raised to the universal verdict that the
smoke IL a COMPOUNDED nuisance. An
ArITAL reporter called upon DR.. G.. B..
Thornton last night for "a learned EXPOSE
ton OF the atmospheric condition and the
supposed demand it cntailed upon the
medical profession 10 raise and keep peo-
pie from beds OF sickness.
There is nothing in the situation which
need excide the least alarm, 10 far as am
able to understand said the doctor. sit
Is decidedly unpleasant, but harmless
The town is very hcalthful, despite the Ia
bored breathing when one becomes thor
oughly inflated with the smoky atmos-
phcrc. In Pittsburg people have smoke
Tor breakfast, dinner aud supper and sleep
surrounded by il, 50 dense that il has to
be separated 10y knife 10 make passage
way nom one place to another. Yet they
are healthy and robust We ought 10 be
able 10 stand il as well as they. Oh, no,
the alarm is unfounded, 70 far az present
lighs can determine"
Another theory is advanced that the
presence Of smoke in such density should
not bc regarded rs an evil, hut at least II
semi blessing. This is peculiarly ma.
lnrial country, and smoke is recognized
iumigator II X argued that this is just
the effect of its presence: malaria is re-
moved and u great deal OF sickness thereby
Ncrtcd. ii this bc true, popular scnti.
mont will doubtless undergo n change
and the common invitation from gentle
men 10 ladies bc, acts take promenade
and inhglc hoalth-giving smoke"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
4" Tight Nippin'."
". J, Smith. In November overland.

W. J. smith. IN November Overland.
"As said. Jack lived in shake cab.
In. You have seen them; the shakes
arc rived out ~ the sugnr-pne, which
splits ~ straight rs ii sawed, and thin ~ a
ribbon. The iramc Is made uf poles spiked
together. the whole held firm by poles
ncruss the s1uarr. rooted aud weather
boarded with the shakes no ceiling. A
home made table, same material, two or
three cnmp-stoOls oi log with a
shake nailed across comprised the furni-
tnn' ui pcNimmon Jacks mansion. lie
slept on pole bunk, occupying the space
from the door 10 tie cnd ol the cabin. 10
make his home burglar-pmoi nj night he
would shove the table up against the door,
whose dCUr.skin string and wooden latch
WIS tie only fastening The last visit
Jack paid me was one morning when lac
came over looking 30 hagrarl aud Wild
eyed that he almost frightened me. why,
jack said l, what un carlh's the mat
teri Ar YOU sickg
" Don't feel very part, he replied
Wen, what's M"
"Aiirr repeated iulcuosilions lac finally
answered, We'll, s., I've cot 81 leave
the range. Can't sianl 10 amy longer
Can't stand WHAT
"'Why. them GUESSED brnrsl I've lost
half ny CALVES, nu' II stay little longer
III lose nv carcass, too And pcusim-
mon Jack puCkcrcd up his mouth and
commenced digfing q hole In the ground
with the heel ol las boot, and looked the
very pcrsonllcatiln oi despair
What's the htcst wunklc| I asked.
"Nall. said he, last night showed tho
table ugin tho door au' went Ia led ~
usual. About midnigh, thought heard
the tallc move, hut after listening, con.
cludcd ! was mistaken. .lusi got into "A
du1c AKIN, when the iHhlcdd move. snt
NJ in he'd an what did soc hut an old
bear. with his ioppaws On the foot VI my
bunk. a-looking me straight Ia the ewes.
lie Raised one paw aud give u gunt, an |
got up an got a-stniddlc one ol the string.
ms but ! tell you, -, il vas the
toughest lob over struck. n.tryin' 10 hold
on To- thai slrinrm An that old devil Of
brute smcled round the thanty. pnllcd
down q sack oi sugar m cat that. an then
hc turned his attention a. me. lie sot
down on his hmkcir right under tne AN
rfuwlcd. IN ht pnl7lamcd II ii didn't
make the cold slvcn mn down the spine
al ~, hack. Then ubC'd walk munl he
ralin. an come bacA. IN sauut right nm.
der nae. nn' gtuwl an' Enlh an SHOW his
teeth nvin. Their he stool M on his hind
'slcl.runncr.' and uicd 70 paw mr: am
tell you Il was tisht.nippiu' hy drawn
up lny lecs, he'd jmt mrs them with lis
paw. An lhcrr | Ind 10 eni IN nirht.
a.holdin' ON to that ruugh trindn' with
both hands an drawn up my lre. ont %
the WV q that old g1kflNs paws. s..
ms iiuis and sinner y llnl SIN, lli, morn.
u' can hardly walk can't stand il
5 -. Eve 50, 60 gii oui % these dig.
gin's
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
Auditor uuicr ut Deaths Door.

rIe'lhl hfpairh w. thr Appeal.
lITrir EoCg, Ark, Nov. Estate Au.
ditor ". H. Miller Is OF The point Of death
Ut his home Ia this city. At noon today
the physicians gave him up and
his family and friends an patiently,
though souowiully. awaiting the
coming oi the end. Mr. Miller j. ono oi
the most prominent men in the State. lie
was lint elected Auditor 81 State In 1874.
serving eight ycan, when be- was made
Governor filling thnt position with marked
ability tpr two terms Arkansas can illy
uiiurd h. lo-r such men just nov. lilo was
the unanimous candidate Tor Auditor last
tall. lie was well liked 10y the people Of
The whole State, who will regret Ia hear oi
big dcuth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19

ISOLATION when 1t met in this city Jew
days ago. DR.. Stornberg returned from
Brazil last August when smallpox was cpl
demic at Rio Janemo. No attempt was
made to detain the vessel on which he ar
rived at Quarantine, although deputy
health officer went on board with a jug
containing disiniectant. which was low
cred into the hold. DIR. Sternborg said he
was told that this was for the purpose of
disinfectng some hides there II this was
the object it did not succeed; but il it
was only ruse to extract fee from the
ships agents, it probably accomplished its
end
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19

MISS WILLARD, the President OF the
W. C. +. u, is in favor Of chcapcning
whisky by aboishing the internal revenue
upon 1t, and the Nashville American, Il
Protection organ applauds her, and says,
worry inconsistency, that the government,
because it collects this tax, is "a partner
with every manufacturer OF whisky"
According to this reasoning the govern
ment is a partner to all the manufacturers
and monopolists who are protected by n
revenue tax. OF course this is nonsense.
Sheer protection gable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
TuE eRsyEnAKEn's soSe.
ALFRED AUSTIN.

AiANN AlNIINs
The crab che hullaoe AMI the slos.
They hunstun To- The siFinrs
And when the wcsi Nlu1 mrlts the NOW.
HE rrtlstaris build und s'ur.
nui isnthn nj vofk ~ fini Hnd root,
And sfoa thl ffpCu bud ifst
And wh~n the Is,ifing uusirs mute,
llc spap~ thC empty nest
peiih' hahf
upnih j. mnsfrf ul lUul IA riuWnt
Iin-t The colin, and hafhnt4 ID dlsn.
When nuts arr liursu uul $40 ulti,out
And white and plump Within.
Aud iuici ruuris ar iss u ai.nnt.
Aud sickle down The fHIr.
When Usmel thc ruafsuf " IIi hIs srfthc
and u'ufs aud uufhluF lHtitss
d then ID J. that plalh b. Iiitlo.
And sufs, atuuur tho thfatDl
n,auh hutF
lover The oefiu aml slip ihr curi.
Itciih IA nasicf OF clown and lord
When ioei sioui The ho't, sre f'acked.
Ana neat yeafs hutU J. Luit
And tales an told nni b.. rs ale rfsalad
Aud fHraIrs lsnFn Hfil HHUf.
us,sfh Ala dnNu OBJ To- boz. H nook
siis down and tluth uHf ataHtI
uui nc puts ~ atm uHiui thu mnId iiiars Wnfm.
Aud fhC tluNlts " ihU rHlrE
uvgith' NHtH
Death Il master ui iNul HuI clown
Shuvul tic tlu 10, tngad IL down
-"irinec i.uclicr"